Al-Qaeda flag planted at killing site in Iraq

San Diego News Site.Net
Friday 30th July, 2010

Al-Qaeda militants killed 23 members of Iraq's security forces across the country on Thursday.

The worst attack occurred in Baghdad's Sunni neighborhood of Azamiyah where 16 Iraqi security forces were killed.

After the attack, an al-Qaeda flag was placed in the dirt.

The attack came just after a suicide bomber drove his minibus into the gate of an Iraqi Army base near Tikrit, killing four soldiers.

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Keep it Real
07-30-10, 10:52 AM

Al-Qaeda plants its flag in Iraqi soil

Maybe he was a Chippendale dancer.

Abdul Al Kader Al Dela Dela Vida
07-30-10, 07:51 PM

Al-Qaeda flag planted at killing site in Iraq

What would Saddam have done?

Anonymous
07-30-10, 08:20 PM

all in the name of Allah

wow, Allah what a God.. Kill for the sake of Killing.. looks to be more like one of those ancient blood thirsty Gods that always wants some human sacrifice.. especially young virgins.

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